Capacity: 16 GBRanks: 1Rated memory speed: 5600 MT/s3DS memory: NoDRAM device width: x8
Compatibility & installation
- Confirm the complete installed system, chassis, cooling, power input and installation kits before ordering.
Configurator 3.0 · OEM dependency engine
CPU → memory → storage → GPU → cooling → network → power, linked live.
The planner now links chassis topology, processor power class, DIMM population, drive media, RAID/HBA path, boot device, GPU slots, cooling mode, OCP/PCIe networking, ambient target and PSU headroom. Rules are sourced from current Dell manuals, HPE QuickSpecs, Lenovo Press guides and Supermicro product documentation.
2U enterprise rack server32 DIMM max2 CPU max
1. Platform, chassis & CPU
Intel Xeon Scalable / Xeon Max. Planning TDP: 250W each.
2. Memory population
Installed memory1,024 GB
DDR5 RDIMM only.
3. Storage, RAID & boot
Chassis limit: 8 positions · SAS / SATA / NVMe
4. GPU & cooling
GPU TDP planning: none. Exact OEM GPU PN / riser matrix wins over generic limits.
5. Networking / OCP / AIOM
Networking is handled by the advanced PN/BOM workbench for this legacy profile.
6. Power & environment
976Wrough load
1400Waggregate PSU
25°Ctarget ambient
Live dependency stack / derived BOM notes
Storage topology: Dell PERC / supported hardware RAID
Advanced workbench
PN / BOM / cross-brand engineering workspace
Use this second layer for part-number lookup, network planning, alternative parts and quote preparation after the linked OEM-rule configurator has established the platform dependencies.
Server & network configurators
Build your configuration.
Choose your server, select components and prepare a configuration list. Our team will confirm compatibility, availability and pricing.
8 server platforms7174 model & part numbers160 software & support SKUs
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Configuration overview
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Processors
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Server memory
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SSD & hard drives
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Power supplies
For upgrades, include all processors and memory that will remain installed, as well as the new parts. Quantities here describe the planned system, not only the items being purchased.
Chassis & installation
Include the parts you will retain as well as new options. The choices below affect cooling, power and available PCIe slots.
Chassis layout
Cooling method
Power input type
Storage, network & service requirements
NVMe data drives installed
SAS4 drives installed
Network adapters at 100 Gb/s or above
x16 network adapter installed
Another card occupies PCIe Slot 2
Boot-device hot-plug access required
Memory Fault Tolerance required
Redundant power required
Memory placement
Slots are numbered 1–16 separately for each CPU. The suggested quantities can be adjusted between processors; each processor must use a supported DIMM count.
CPU 1 — not installed
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CPU 2 — not installed
12345678910111213141516
Proposed slot-number layout, not a physical motherboard drawing. Check the configuration messages below before installation; mixed-rank channel placement requires a separate check.
Installation requirements
- Plan all retained and new components. Select the chassis and installation requirements below before requesting a quotation.
- This selection covers listed processors, DIMMs, air-cooling kits, power supplies, risers and NS204i-u boot storage. Ask our team about data-drive backplanes, controllers, network cards, EDSFF, GPUs and liquid cooling.
- DIMM operating speed depends on the processor, memory population and firmware. Mixed-rank channel placement, 256 GB DIMMs and other special memory configurations require a separate check.
- Power capacity, input feeds, power cords and load during PSU failure must be checked for the complete system. Matching two PSUs does not by itself confirm redundancy.
- Confirm the chassis shipping revision, cable routing and firmware before installation. The internal NS204i-u installation is not hot-plug capable; the rear installation occupies PCIe Slot 2.
Service part numbers
These are service identifiers, not interchangeable orderable option kits. Confirm the exact unit, kit contents and replacement revision with our parts team.
- P39385-001
- HPE 800W Flex Slot Platinum Hot-plug Low Halogen Power Supply
- P44412-001
- HPE 1000W Flex Slot Titanium Hot-plug Low Halogen Power Supply
- P39384-001
- HPE 1600W Flex Slot Platinum Hot-plug Low Halogen Power Supply
- P51341-001
- Boot device cage assembly
- P59777-001
- M.2 SSD carrier
- P69616-001
- 480 GB NVMe RI M.2 SV 2280 SSD
- P56479-001
- Boot device SlimSAS and power cables (miscellaneous cable spare kit; only listed cables used in DL360 Gen11)
Product category
1 parts · contact us to confirm availability
Configuration planning
Build the full picture of your installation.
Use the selectors above to prepare your list. Include existing parts and installation constraints so missing accessories and incompatible combinations can be discussed before ordering.
Choose the exact platform
Select the full server or network model. Closely named models and chassis variants may have different slots, power and accessory requirements.
Select parts and requirements
Add component quantities and complete the available installation fields. For networks, include link speeds, optics and software requirements.
Review and share the list
Address flagged conflicts, keep any open questions and prepare the configuration text. Share the draft with your sales contact for a complete offer.
Server planning
Plan beyond CPU, memory and capacity.
- Memory population
- Account for the number of installed processors, DIMM generation, capacity, ranks and the model-specific slot arrangement.
- Storage installation
- Identify the drive interface and physical format, backplane, controller, carriers and cables. Include boot storage as a separate requirement.
- Power & thermal requirements
- Confirm AC or DC input, available voltage, PSU selection, fans, heatsinks and inlet conditions. Complete-system power capacity still needs review.
- Expansion & mechanical parts
- Account for risers, adapter positions, rails and other accessories. A part-number match does not confirm that a slot remains available.
Network planning
Connect the hardware and software requirements.
Ports & topology
Define the role of each switch and the links between devices. Keep management, stacking and data links separate in the requirement.
Choose a network modelOptics & cabling
Specify link speed, distance, fiber or copper media, connector and any breakout requirement. Confirm the exact module and software support.
Explore connectivityLicenses & support
Check feature entitlement, purchase unit, term and target model. A support contract is not a substitute for a required software license.
Plan a networkConfiguration questions
Know what the list does—and what needs confirmation.
Does a list without conflicts certify the whole system?
No. Checks cover the listed options and entered requirements. The complete system, firmware, power budget, software and installation still need confirmation.
Should I include parts already installed?
Yes. Include retained components when planning the final system so population, power, slot and accessory requirements are considered.
What if my exact platform is not selectable?
Use the catalog or parts finder and prepare the equipment list for review. Do not choose a similar model as a substitute for an exact compatibility check.
Has my request been sent when I save it?
No. The current form keeps a draft on your device. Share the prepared list with your sales contact using the contact details provided.
Discuss your requirements
Ready to review the complete configuration?
Keep the selected list and open questions together. Confirm supply, installation requirements and commercial terms with our team.
